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" p. ro. a, m. ^ a. m. p: m
Jt5;3n -*7:00 IV," Durham Jir.-jy.00 9:13
'x7:09j?8:18 lv. Roxboro ar. 9:23.7:34
x7:5Sj*8:45 lv. DennUtbn ar. 8:45 7:19
x8:20 *9:05 lv. S.,Boaton ar. 8:J8'4r5?
. x>t8B|*9-i9 iv; Halifax ar'8:02J#:48
?xltis .)4t!40 ar.-Lynahg. lv. 5:80,4:19 I
p. m. a. hi.-b. m. I
'1 Daily' atid Dally Ex. Son;
Connections at LynclJburg withj-'
trains east' and westbound. '
Parlor and sleeping cars dining
carp. The best route to the west and
northwest. Rates and information
upon application to agent, or ?
W. C. SAUNDERS,
V General Pas's. Agent
v\. .Roanoke, Va.
SUBSCRIBE, TO THE ItOXBORO
-?COURIER, Better and Bettor, each
A Distinguishc
rp\ is a plea
16V-, idence :
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" seed Oil t
Theyaretlmply addhtsLmaeed Pure Pail
Oil to LAM Emil-PeetePebrt
Qaicklydone, Save$you Money
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sold at such a low p
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and with many refir
construction.
This, is the family
. i meets every require
l_ ' comfort and sturdy
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will soon be almosi
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_L__ _ i_i' CROWELL,
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HOME TOWN' FIRST.
> Tiitt tot' yaar owhr tuwu.
Beautify it. Improve it. Make it
attractive.
. Thp. wcrlj war and the Treaty' of
Peace, the Protective Tariff ami .aU
such things, are important subjects,but
wlMl't the good of cleaning a?
the world unless you sweep your own
(!cop steps.? L; j
'r. The jiest advertisement cf. you?
Surir.ess is the town -.-hb live
: Towns get reputations, as well -as
men. Make your town- talk-all over
the state. It will, thus draw people.
And where the people come there is
prosperity.
Rid your town of* one eyesore after
anotlJir. Clean up the vacant lota
and^jdant them in gardens. Make-a
cluttered yard a disgrace, ^fake public
o~pinioh loo hot for those who will
r.nt hatn?-The Franklin TimeS.
id Appearance
sure enjoyed whsn your Resis
attractively painted with
I SEIWi-PASTF PAINT
years of wear because costly
inc is added for durability ?
t,because you add3 quarts of Lii*- ~~ o
each Kali- pahtt, making the Best
it for $2.66 a gall., ready to use.
ExtinMively.u?*d for 50 yaara
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here'been such a
rr--improved with
indow regulators, , |i
lements in chassis
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which fully
ment of economy, i
service.
tnd that deliveries
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ike a small down
:e on easy terms.
wer been so low , * 1
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Cat3 Like It.
The heir" to the. family fortunes nnd
misfortunes. under the supposition that
"we nnrst stick together^' is un'3\verv-J
.ingly U>yaf-to DatJ,"e*Vii wh^FfiiTt. loyalty
inyolyca attributes. not ysualy belonging
to that side of the household.
Mother was conr^tlerin.a ".n vacation
trip, nnd sojne.one n?ke.d S<?h*Ht he nnd
Dad oould '.imnuge' tiiecooklrtg during"
her absence. " .
"CUi, sure," Was the V*iidy, ..reply.
Dad's rt good eooir. Wo can't oat Ills
cooking, hut the , cats ?ian."?-PIttsbprgh
Cjiroalde-Tcdogt&iilh
Ulirhing F^ort for FreJudTces. ~
Is your' cree 1 n goal to be ' retried
ns life grows or merely a mental hitching
post! What
Interested Kim.
Major ^x-Indiai^ army, w'as
playing his usual IS holes before lunch,
but wq$ a long why below his usual
standard, making many had shots.
In consequence of-this- his temper,
never one of the best, became somewhat
ruffled, and .his anger .Increased
when he noticed tTfat a laborerVns following
from hole to hole. At last the
major could, sfn"fi*d U 4io%lpnger. "What
the. .are you. looking at?"
ho- buret
"Looking, slrj? replied the tnhTrer.
"I ain't !ook\\ 1 ; I'm *{ Istent\?Lot^
don Tit-llits. " ^ . ... * i
^ ^ " It '"Was the "Rule. f". "\
One of ti?e reg;ilatit?hs of 'the congrtf^"on<Sc?r'library
at Wliehiffa V is |
rs u j W,ry .parcels I
Otie a^U.-whroa(l->!i.oKbJeVod;
Epun,' ^arrived aju^one <?f ^The
7Tooi\s of. the .lLhrm-y. -having m- l?er
hanrf ft neat br ir.vQ ^aper.
bundles .are "irthiwed
hulhiihr;," *niti the attendant. "You |
must leave it here till you voroe out."
The young . vyh^vn objected. The !
man said It was the rule. The "young
woman said It was absurd. The man i
was rtrui. He must obey orders.. - The:
young ^jjiYian hetettnfert : then she undid
the parcel, hung se\T?rn1 Phjrs of
black hose, over hcu arm, hand 3d the
man the paper, and said:
"Thcie, you may keep that until I
come o it."?T.hila(K*lphSa Ledger.
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Qaear Knowi Raal 1"*- Afr-.
Matrimorua) JKl/
Lofie
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j Mother?Well, Johnny, I hope that
you were n good boy In Sunday school
Jadajv???
Johnny?Yes, mother, .1 didn't talk
\ or .'any thing. . . 1
Mother?-Did you do yotafduty when
the collection plate was passed? * j
{ JohnriJ'?YV?a bet I t*.ld! I got
. enough to buy three tee cream sodai
and go to the movies tomorrow night1
F ARBITER OF NATIONS I
^ An-' ..jpxi'jfislTo pV'ipjtamh qP. .Sir l
SMfeiJ Zrt4tttf^?T fitmoujf^Angto-Oreet5
tlnancler, who is the owner ot Stonte
Carlo and promoter anil banker of |
Greece. Little Is known of the elusive j
Sir Basil, save that be is a reputed i
arbiter pf nations, the owner of newa-J
papers, ships, factories, etc. Cloaked In
mystery, tiehas.freen the power behind |
the throne in almost all important oil
deals In Elirope and Asia Minor. It Is
reported that'since the armistice lie
has lost about $54,000,0(X) in various
Industries. "
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Y0UN3 POULTS RELISH CURD:
AdtfttttTrTof Few Onion Tops Chopped J
Fine Is Recommended?Much I
Drnger of Overfeeding, o
There Is feed for the young '
poults thnn sour CO ft) Into which Tins T
been pl/ieed n Tew onion 'tops'.Chopped
flTie. 1 lolled date will irlso he relished.
There J.s diihsfot of orerfeedtnfr at. the
. Ptnrt. P.('tU*r n<?t: ford them anything
-for *J4 hours after they are .lititehed:
| The:jHiik of th'e egg will then he ohporhed'froni
tlie system nn(T fdkJd.uiojre
Mslly digested. ~ '
POULTRY NdTES
Fat hens seldom have rob p.
* ""^IhiYRey cb ed under"
hens. < 1 * '
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Limiting the jirotelTrtfr beef scraps
in the ration wiU retard egg produo
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Sod lain fluoride 1$ a most* effective .
Uce pmv?rt?r. It 1s W?*cpi>n {ye, easily
wilT Trbt the licec
' JPew .eggs. result "^hhn Jieps are 4ai- lowed
to eat theic^nitir-fiv^j^ie^^rT
floor In lazy content.. All- grain should,
be! scattered in deep fitter for this
purpose.
rTfvfsirn^^FTpWTTtfrnTin n ;. rvparf""metit,
of AgriculPire/v Washington,
D. .-C.; mar/oii ' enjtllctrf; ajflttfjp on
turkeys nlileh caju he hfe-tor the
asking. . ' ./
TTrm- In t'f>t fliA r?io?r fi'Vim -rrtiir
The uio of the rVl' >:i y Tfodrh^M&fPT "
ort of rearing -chlcR* Insures the r:> tslne
of healthy cliltlts tflth ;tie least"
work cepessnrf.
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Goose earjts mhy^te'locking :n .fortuity.
because- of -.an" unsatisfactory
gander. In. such cases n new gander
inny be the remedy. It pays to male
geese In the fall, as later nmtlfigs may
not produce fertile eggs the first year
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FEEDING POULTRY FOR EGGS
Profitable Returns From Laying Hens
Are Largely Result of Feeding
Balanced Ration.
Good egg production and profitable
returns from laying hens urn largely
the result of property -balanced fa- .
+4v?**Tt vmnpnsett 01 wnoiesome reeos.
balanced ration Is a combination
of feeds w hich furnish lust the neceiK
Leghorn? Do Not Consume as Much
... Feed.,-as Heavier, Breeds.
sar.v Amount of nutrients to produce
the highest anil most .economical egfc
yield*. 1' V ' J%
-In some experiteents recently made,
general-purpose pullets produced a
d07.crt eggs fronu.6.7 pounds of feed,
and Logic trn pullets' from 4.8 pounds ' '*
. ?heps"required p much ~~?
larger'amount of feed thnnpuMets.lo
prpdactffjj^-do?,en egga."! -??- . _
to get. the utosJ, 'profitable -results,feedj
jd tuple mixtures composed t of r
Item* o-_grn jvfr- gr^fl!eiked~thelr Uy-W"dtVr'u^ts.
>Mi>pl?.iriented \vith meat or fish *"
:>CUip A- jllHlr ftHfiicnff I scratch. mixl(1re_^>f^t^"o
i-arts ^mcLed.eotiinncroue 'I
pnit^oats, and a nmsli of tlirerr"parts
common I and or# part meat scrap. XHulse
nil the srftjp?-f??ed-fiipi?ds much.
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Trouble Is Brought About by Fowl
Eating Decayed Animal Matter?
Castor Gd Helps.
Llmbeineck Is recognized by the fart
that the fowl seems to lose control of
its neck muscles, thereby allowing the*
head to hang down and touch the r
ground. The fowl seems powerless to
raise the . head or have any control v.
of It.
The trouble, according to Hurry Krhbleton,
professor of poultry husbandry
at Oklahoma A. and M. c^lege, la
brought about hy the bating of sopie
decayed animal matter. "The best
means, therefore,. of preventing further
trouble Is to lodk the premises ovet .
for a carcass of some kind," Embleton
says. "In some cases we have found
It to he rabbits, in others, snakes or ^
carcasses of fowls. Castor oil given lj:?
by means of n small funnel and rubber V
tube Inserted- In the food passage,
seems to help somewhat hi restoring '
the affected birds to health."
GREEN FEED HELPS POULTRY
One of Moot Common Feeds During J
Cold- Months la Sprouted Oat*? a
Right Amount to Feed.
Poultry relish a green feed during
the winter months, and'one of the
most commonly 'fed Is sprouted outs,
Fed at the rate of one to two square
Inches of oats to a fowl, two quarts
of oats soaked In two quarts of water.
and sprouted to proper length, two
to four inches, will be sufficient for ISO
hlrdi.
Ordinarily, a gander may he mated
with from one to four geese, although
pair or trio. mating* generally give /
the besp results. 'Wild ganders Bel-'
dom mate with more than one "goose;
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